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Experimental investigation of methyl-ester soybean biodiesel: performance and emission characteristics as an alternative diesel fuel
Due to the higher demand for renewable and sustainable energy sources, it is very important to investigate fuels such as soybean biodiesel. This study focuses on a compression ignition diesel engine’s performance characteristics and emissions when running on soybean biodiesel (B100 with 5% ethanol)
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